Who is that ... and at which place? I think Jones would be the highest ... somewhere top 20-30, who else?
roy jones oscar de la hoya bernard hopkins felix trinidad manny pacquiao all 5 of them make a top100 easily. calzaghe and mosley are arguable.
Holyfield is definitely there, Joe Calzaghe, Bernard Hopkins, Oscar De La Hoya, Floyd Mayweather Jr., Manny Pacquiao, Roy Jones Jr. Pretty sure I'm missing some.
Is Hatton or Calzaghe cracking the list already? How about MAB ... is he still going to fight this year?
Camacho (if he still active), Trinidad, ODLH, PAC, Evander, B-Hop, Roy Jones, PBF. I'll argue, SSM, Pavlik (if still doing what he is doing), Cotto, Israel Vazquez, Marquez Brothers, Ricky Hatton, Joan Guzman if he stills active and winning) I think this are all Hall of Fame ATG active boxers or future Hall of Fame to watch.
Bernard Hopkins DelaHoya Tito Trinidad Hopkins Roy Jones Holyfield Calzaghe (concession from me I must say) Manny Pacquaio Floyd Mayweather :-( (knowing damn well he'll fight again) Marco Antonio Barerra (provided he fights again) Outside looking in: Mosley Casamayor Ricky Hatton
Hopkins doesn't make the top 100 all time greats, he's beaten good quality opposition but no true 100 all time great, with the possible exeption of DLH who lets be honest had no right to ever be fighting at middleweight. The only one I'd possibly list that Hopkins beat would be Felix Trinidad - and he for me is on the fringe. My choice would be Roy Jones Jnr, if only he'd retired after Riuz he'd be in the top 10.
22 - Roy Jones Junior 32 - Evander Hollyfield 39 - Floyd Mayweather 55 - Bernard Hopkins And I had Pacquiao and De La Hoya at the back end of the last 100 I did, which wasn't great. Calzaghe would make mine now.
I know the guy is a legend but of all the tens of thousands who have laced up the gloves I just feel he doesn't make the top 100, he needed to fight (and beat) guys like Toney, Collins, Benn, McCallum, Nunn or Johnson. It's just my view.